Monday April 20, 12pm-1pm, 1116-E Klaus
Machine learning for medicine: towards efficient, optimized healthcare deliveryRobert Chen
Advisor: Prof. Jimeng Sun
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ABSTRACT
Machine learning has vast potential for disrupting healthcare.
In this talk I will discuss various work revolving around innovations
in machine learning algorithms and systems for tackling problems such
as asthma risk prediction, cost reduction in hospitals, and identification of
high-risk patients. Innovative technologies include phenotyping algorithms
based on higher order tensor factorization, web services compatible with
standardized data models such as HL7 FHIR, and predictive modeling pipelines
allowing for physicians and clinical researchers with limited programming
experience to construct and test models on the fly.
BIO
Robert Chen is an MD/PhD candidate, working on an MD at Emory University and
a PhD in Computer Science at the Georgia Institute of Technology. He earned
a BS in Mathematics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He has
published several research papers in top venues including Nature Genetics and
Nature Protocols. He is a co-founder of www.essayscoop.com, the first ever
initiative to quantify college essays with machine learning.